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Andrew Weiss, a rising senior at the University of Michigan, at the grounds of Auschwitz on a trip to Poland in April 2024. Credit: Courtesy.
On the ground in Israel, helping to connect the dots for American college students
Jeff Seidel has worked for more than 40 years in Jerusalem, helping link young Jews to their heritage and identity, and now, answering crucial questions amid a surge of antisemitism.
Deborah Fineblum
June 6, 2024
Young Judea students at Mount Meron on Lag B'Omer, April 30, 2021. Credit: Courtesy.
Mount Meron: A personal account
Isn’t it obvious that each of us needs to honor others no matter who they are, and that this is the only constant?
Jeff Seidel
May 5, 2021
Jeff Seidel with students outside of his Student Information Center in Jerusalem. Credit: Jeff Seidel via Facebook.
‘It’s all for the Jewish people:’ Four decades of the Jeff Seidel story
The Shabbat meals he’s arranged over the years while meeting wandering Jews in Jerusalem have given countless young adults their first taste of a traditional Shabbat, and often, an enduring appreciation of Judaism.
Deborah Fineblum
May 22, 2019